Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-11-12
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'Henry George versus Henry George" is a
review by R. G. Rutherford of the princi-
pies and theories set forth by Mr.. George.
The writer, approaching the difficulty of
reaching the average mind by arguments
based upon the principles of a science so lit
tie studied and less understood as that of po-
litieal economy, has disposed of Mr.. George
by letting him answer himself. He denies
his own facts and refutes his own theories.
The answer follows each question or problem
or fact, either by quoting Mr.. Georges words
or referring to where they are quoted. The
book is interesting from this point of view.
D. Appleton & Co., publishers, New York.
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"White Cockades," an incident of the
'tForty Five" by Edward Irem@us Steven
son, author of ''The Golden Moon," etc., is
a stirring story of life and character, abound
ing in incident and presented in style that
is sincere and attractive. It is told in such
a vivid way as to make it absorbing. Upon
its first appearance the book was highly
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elementary Psychology and Education -
by Joseph Baldwin, principal of the Sam
Houston State Normal school, Huntsville,
Texas, is textbook for high schools, nor
manual for teachers. The teacher must of
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as he ought to be acquainted with the nature
of the being that be is trying to unfold and
perfect. The book, after the Introductory
lessons upon attention, instinct, sensation,
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last two chapters treat of the feelings and
the will powers. As a work for a teacher
the book is full of suggestions and helps,
while as a book for students it is valuable
both in its suggestions to the private student
and in the general make up of the book,
which carries forward the principles laid
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bookseller.
GA Border Shepherdess." by Amelia E.
Barr, author of ''Jan Vedder's Wife," GA
Eskdale. AS such it is romantic from first
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while at the same time it holds the atten-
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Southern silhouettes," by Jeanette f.
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j. B. Lippincott & Co., of Philadelphia,
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